Breakthrough DNA Evidence Leads to Arrest in 2009 California Newborn Cold Case
DENVER — Nearly 16 years after the unsettling discovery of a newborn’s body in a California dumpster, a major breakthrough enabled by DNA technology has culminated in the arrest of a Colorado woman charged with the child’s murder. In early July, Denver police detained 46-year-old Angela Onduto, linking her to the long-unsolved case of the infant, whom authorities posthumously named Matea. The baby was found deceased in May 2009 behind an apartment complex in Union …